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Die

Die

  • Place of origin:

    England, Great Britain (made)

  • Date:

    1851 (made)

  • Artist/Maker:

    William Wyon, born 1795 - died 1851 (medallists)

  • Museum number:

    A.73-1921

  • Gallery location:

    In Storage

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This pair of steel working dies was used in the production of the official 1851 Exhibition medal, the Exhibitor's medal (6034-1852). These dies, together with other dies in the Museum (A73 to A82-1921), were given by the Royal Commissioners for the 1851 Exhibition.

Physical description

Pair of dies for Exhibitor's medal. A73-1921 for the obverse: bust of the Prince Consort. A73A-1921 for the reverse: the globe and an inscription.

Place of Origin

England, Great Britain (made)

Date

1851 (made)

Artist/maker

William Wyon, born 1795 - died 1851 (medallists)

Dimensions

Height: 2 in A73-1921, Diameter: 2.25 in A73-1912, Height: 2.25 in A73A-1921, Diameter: 2.375 in A73A-1851

Descriptive line

Pair of dies for 1851 Exhibition medals. William Wyon, English, 1851.

Bibliographic References (Citation, Note/Abstract, NAL no)

Brown, Laurence. A Catalogue of British Historical Medals 1837-1901. London, 1987. Volume II. The Reign of Queen Victoria. p. 1987. p. 170. nos. 2460, 2463.

Subjects depicted

Albert Francis Augustus Charles Emmanuel (Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, Prince Consort of Queen Victoria of Great Britain,); Globe

Categories

Coins & Medals

Collection code

SCP

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